However, investigators were unable to determine which vehicle had fired the shot.
âThe evidence also indicates that the officers who crewed the Shorlands were insufficiently trained in the use of the Browning machine guns, and that there was a lack of clear instruction as to how the weapons could be used to control public order without risking the lives of innocent bystanders,â Mrs Anderson said.
Mr McCabe was a soldier who had been at home in Divis on leave when he was fatally wounded.
Mrs Anderson concluded he was most likely to have been shot by one of two police marksmen positioned on the roof of Hastings Street police station.